In recent times, Bengaluru, often dubbed as the start-up capital of India, has become a hotspot for internet memes showcasing unique incidents that seem to occur exclusively in the city. Memes highlighting “peak Bengaluru” moments flood the internet, capturing the attention-grabbing occurrences in the IT hub. The latest addition to this trend comes from Bhavish Aggarwal, the CEO of Ola, who shared a photo on X, illustrating a peculiar juxtaposition in the city.
The image depicts a diabetes reversal center named Sugar. Fit is situated directly above a Dunkin Donuts outlet in Bengaluru. With a touch of irony, Aggarwal captioned the photo, “The real circular economy,” accompanied by laughing and wink emojis.
Social media users found the picture amusing, showering the post with laughing emojis. Even the diabetes center joined in on the fun, responding, “Yes! Sugar to SugarFit is now possible.”
One user raised an eyebrow at the irony, commenting, “Such irony! BTW, haven’t they purchased the domain name before naming the organization?” Another user coined it as the “Peak circular economy,” while a third shared a similar experience, stating, “There’s a Subway outlet inside a corporate hospital in Bangalore just opposite the cardiology OPD.” The post sparked a wave of humor online, highlighting the city’s knack for hosting such unconventional scenarios.
The real circular economy 😄😉 pic.twitter.com/vO0IOaOASW
— Bhavish Aggarwal (@bhash) December 27, 2023
